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THE NEWSLETTER OF HAMPTON LUCY, CHARLECOTE AND LOXLEY PARISHES
Issue No: 191 July and August 2017
is printed by ‘Think Design and Print’, Unit 4b, St Mary’s Road, Sydenham Industrial Estate, Leamington, CV31 1PP; e-mail: [email protected]
Loxley School The KS2 children have recently been to PGL in Liddington for their residential trip. They enjoyed a weekend full of fun
activities, including riding a zip wire, exploring the climbing wall, and raft
building. MO
Hampton Lucy C of E Primary School and Nursery As part of Class 2’s Growing Topic they visited Tesco for their Farm to Fork Tour to find out where our food comes from. The visit started with a safety briefing and the children were issued with Farm to Fork ‘hi-vis’ tabards for their visit. They then visited a store room, and learned about sustainability, and the difference between need and want. They were also told all about cocoa and found products which contained it on the shelves. Graham was our guide and described the popularity of bananas, which are imported from Costa Rica. Apparently, 95% of Tesco customers buy a banana each time they visit the store. The children tasted chocolate, tuna and bananas, and handled fish at the fresh fish counter. SA
Change of Contact
To book Charlecote Village Hall, or to hire equipment or the marquee please now contact Debbie Bushby on 07565 633303 as Gill Belcher has retired! SL
The Grapevine takes a break Well, the summer has arrived at last! The weather today is far too nice to be stuck in front of a computer monitor - but somebody has to do it. The Grapevine will now be taking a short break and the next issue will be the September edition - copy deadline on 10 August and printed copies delivered around 23/24 August. In the meantime, may I thank all of the volunteers and correspondents who help in so many ways to ensure that this newsletter is delivered free of charge to every household in the three parishes. We hope that you, the readers, find it a useful and worthwhile exercise but if you have any suggestions for improvement just contact me, the Editor, contact details on page 6. Have a great summer. AJW
Rev’d David Jessett The Rectory Church Lane Barford CV35 8ES Tel: 01926 624238
E-mail: [email protected]
News from the Parishes A complete list of church services, including those at Barford, Wasperton and
Sherbourne, is displayed on the notice board in your church.
Dear Friends,
We are probably all familiar with the phrase you scratch my back and I’ll scratch yours. It makes me think of those wildlife programmes in which you see monkeys grooming one another. In a human context, it seems to be about entering into a collaborative relationship where you help each other so that, ideally, you both achieve what you want. There is nothing wrong with that, although sometimes the phrase seems to have an overtone of being willing to do slightly ‘dodgy’ things for one another to achieve what you each want, or working together to get what you want at the expense of others. None-the-less, the world would probably be a better place if more people were to scratch each other’s backs rather than to look after number one - to use another phrase.
However, Jesus wanted us to do more than scratch each other’s backs. Having summed up all the Jewish laws and principles in two commands “Love God” and “Love your neighbour as much as you love yourself”,
The Parish Letter
From the Registers Baptism Hampton Lucy 14 May 2017 Francesca Ruby Mae Nicklin
Wedding Charlecote 27 May 2017 Michael Neale and Siobhan Lynch
like all great teachers he went on to tell stories and give examples to explain what that meant. One of those has led to another familiar saying - being willing to go the extra mile. In Jesus’ time, Israel was occupied by the Roman army. One of their rules was that any soldier could force a civilian to carry his pack for one mile. There was no back scratching involved here. The soldier could just tell you to do it and there was no benefit for you. It was a small part of why the Romans were hated by many. However, Jesus said on one occasion “If someone forces you to go with him one mile, go with him two miles.” It would have been astonishing to his hearers. There was no advantage to be gained from it. He was saying that we should treat even our ‘enemies’ with love and generosity.
This is very demanding. It may be that some really good people can manage it in their own strength, but I find that I need God’s help to manage even what I do. For the good of our society and world, I pray that more of us will be willing to go the extra mile more often.
David Jessett
A Pets Service - All Creatures, Great and Small! This will be held on Sunday, 2 July, at 3.00pm in St Peter’s Church, Hampton Lucy. Bring along your pets and let’s give thanks to God for them. Rev’d DJ
Rev’d Neville Beamer, 8 Aintree Road, Stratford-upon-Avon . CV37 9FL Tel: 01789 263435 E-mail: [email protected]
Loxley Church Concert Our next concert will be at St Nicholas’ Church Loxley on Sunday, 20 August, at 3.00 pm and will be performed by two outstanding local musicians. Lindsay Martin is a wonderful flautist with a beautiful tone and lovely phrasing and she will be taking us through a selection of the best music in the flute repertoire, interspersed with some sparking solos from her accompanist, Antoine Mitchell - pianist, composer, conductor and musician extraordinaire. We do hope that you will be able to come to what, we are sure, will be a most memorable and enjoyable concert. As usual, the concert will last for 60 minutes and is free - with a retiring collection in aid of the Church Fabric Fund. DW
Rachel Saum’s Ordination On Wednesday, 2 July, Rachel Saum will be ordained as a priest in Coventry Cathedral. Rachel is known to many of you through her contacts with Hampton Lucy and Loxley schools. She is currently the curate in an adjacent group of parishes centred on Lighthorne, but has one Sunday a month with us when she leads the Family Service at Hampton Lucy. Rachel lives in Charlecote Vicarage, where she leads the Field Community - a small Christian community, aiming to reach out to younger people in our villages. We all send you our best wishes, Rachel, and will be thinking of you on that day. SL
Carers4Carers Group - Summer Meetings Friday, 28 July, 10.30am to 12noon: Carers4Carers meeting at Kineton Village Hall. Come and have a chat over coffee and biscuits and learn about energy efficiency for your home from Act on Energy in Wellesbourne, as well as the chance for a little TLC (manicure). We can look after your loved one in our Companionship Group where we’ll be offering an art and pet therapy session; please request this in advance. Friday, 25 August, 10:30am to 12noon: Carers4Carers meeting at The National Herb Centre, Warmington. Join us in the Bistro Cafe for coffee and a chat. Please let us know if you are likely to be joining us by Friday, 18 August, so that we can provide numbers. Both carers and cared-for are welcome. For more details, including help with transport, phone Gillian on 01926 640203/07947 893504. LM
Hampton Lucy and Charlecote WI Karen Van Hoffman travelled from Ludlow to our June meeting to speak on Exquisite needlework with fine silver wire. She began with a resumé of her life and explained how she became involved in this delicate craftwork. All-in-all, it was both fascinating and humorous. She brought along examples of her work for us to admire which were also available for purchase! Our next meeting is on Wednesday, 5 July, in Charlecote
Village Hall when Gillian White will return with a talk entitled Queen Victoria - a life in portraits'. As always, new members will be most welcome. On Saturday, 22 July, we shall be holding our Carousel Supper. In September there will be a Bring and Buy Coffee Morning in aid of British Blind Sport. This follows on from an inspirational talk given to the WI in February by Ian Carr, and proceeds will support his marathon run, in which he will be fundraising for BBS. Everyone will be most welcome (see The Notice Board. Page 6.) MJW
News from Charlecote Park Quick! If you want to explore the parkland while it’s relatively quiet, come along before the schools break up! Bring your binoculars for some birdwatching, and you may see some of the new fawns out and about too. Our events seem to be selling out quicker than ever and, where we can, we’re adding more dates. The Felting Workshops have been very popular and visitors are enjoying spending a peaceful afternoon learning a new craft. We’re bringing outdoor theatre back to Charlecote this summer and bookings are also going well for both shows. Three Inch Fools is performing Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night on 13 August, and The Chapterhouse Theatre Company is bringing their production of The Wind in the Willows on 2 September. Check the website and ring 01789 470277 to book for all events. The Avenue Plant Shop team were very chuffed to see that they had been ahead of Chelsea trends this year, having stocked up on geums, salvias and camassias before they were declared to be this year’s must-haves. You all seem to be buying the peat-free David Austin roses as gifts for friends and relatives and we’re trying to stock the ones you’ll see in our gardens. Matt and the Garden Team have worked their usual wonders and the herbaceous borders are really looking glorious. Do stop and chat with our lovely garden volunteers if you want to know more about a particular plant. MG
Wellesbourne & District Lions Club July is here and that can only mean one thing in the Lions’ fundraising calendar - our big event of the year, the Annual Raft Race from Wasperton to Stratford-upon-Avon. The date is Sunday, 23 July. As in previous years, we are jointly hosting the event with our friends from Shakespeare Lions. Entries are looking healthy at this
stage, but there is still plenty of time to enter a raft in the race. For full details and how to enter please go to the dedicated website - raftrace.org.uk This year the main beneficiary is Riding for the Disabled (RDA) based in Warwick, and we are hoping to raise over £10,000 to help to fund items to be used in a new centre of excellence to be constructed in Shrewley. The race is great spectacle. If you haven’t seen it before, then why not check it out this year. The first raft is scheduled to start from Wasperton at 9.00am, with super-fast rafts setting off first. They will be followed by all the fun and novelty craft. First rafts will arrive in Stratford-upon-Avon soon after 10.00am, with the rest crossing the finish line opposite the theatre by mid-afternoon. There are good viewing areas at Hampton Lucy and Alveston Village. The Lions’ first Classic Gathering, on Saturday, 4 June, was a very successful day with over fifty vehicles on display, ranging from a small static steam engine to tractors, and from the ‘fastest shed on wheels’ to many
pre- and post-war vehicles of all makes. Visitors were undeterred by the less-than-brilliant weather, so we will be planning more gatherings for future years. “Thanks” go to everyone who supported us. In particular to the Cricket Club, Bowls Club, Sports Club, Blood Bikes, and the fire fighters who brought along their fire engine. AS
Parish Clerk Needed in Loxley Loxley Parish Council is seeking to appoint a Parish Clerk to provide basic administrative support and financial management. The weekly commitment is 4 to 5 hours and the salary will be £2,000 pa. For further details, and/or an informal discussion, please contact Glynn Jones at [email protected]. GJ
Photo: Jana Eastwood
Charlecote Village Open Gardens, 2017 Despite persistent rain throughout the day, gardens in Charlecote were open on Bank Holiday Monday and there was a steady flow of intrepid visitors. In the Vicarage garden the very smart marquee, which had been generously loaned to us, came into its own as tea, cakes, and very fresh scones were hastily carried in out of the rain. The children who followed the Mindfulness Trail came away clutching pots containing a flower seed. All of the hosts enjoyed welcoming visitors to their gardens and some even talked of doing it again! The event raised £395, plus generous donations amounting to a further £160. We are very grateful for this support for St Leonard's Church, and pleased that everyone enjoyed themselves, despite the weather.
(See the smiling faces….Ed) RS
Life in Miniature - Compton Verney 18 July marks the 200th anniversary of Jane Austen’s death and provides a timely opportunity to reflect on her life, times and work. Compton Verney - thought by many to be the location for the fictional Thornton Lacey in Austen’s Mansfield Park - is marking the bicentenary with a special display drawn from its remarkable collection of portrait miniatures. The Warwickshire Art Gallery and Park is home to one of the most important collections of this artform anywhere in the world. The Dumas Collection consists of 842 examples, and has been generously loaned to the museum on a long-term basis by Simon Dumas. Jane Austen was an enthusiastic miniaturist who used the medium to capture her friends and family. She famously compared her novels to her own miniatures, declaring that “they were little bits of Ivory on which I work with so fine a brush.” Bath, the city with which she is so closely associated, was a centre of miniature production. Of the 160 artists working in Bath by the end of the 18th century, roughly half were miniaturists. Jane often deftly used references to miniatures in her novels to subtly convey background information, or gently move the narrative along. The focus for this display features female artists, linking the newly-interpreted Victorian Women’s Library with the bicentenary of Jane Austen’s death. The display has examples from the Regency era of the later 18th and early 19th centuries, when women miniaturists were most prolific, with a surprising number making a career of it. Compton Verney has a boredom-busting programme that will help you keep hot and bothered kids busy - and sophisticated grown-ups happy - throughout the summer. If you think visiting an art gallery and going to the park is boring, then you’ve clearly never visited Compton Verney. Warwickshire’s best art gallery and park is not only a treasure trove and haven for art and nature lovers but, with its summer-long schedule of events, it’s also the perfect destination to kick back and have fun. Visit the website: www.comptonverney.org.uk to see the full and varied range of family activities over the next few months. TJ
Our correspondents this month are: SA - Sue Aldred; MG - Mary Gleave; Rev’d DJ - Rev’d David Jessett;
GJ - Glynn Jones; TJ - Tracy Jones; SL - Sue Lampett; LM – Lisa Maloney; MO - Marie Osborne; RS - Rachel Saum; AS - Andy Stokes; DW - Duncan Watts; AJW - Jeremy Whyman; MJW - Margaret Whyman.
Recital in aid of St Leonard’s Church, Charlecote (CV35 9EW)
Saturday, 22nd July at 3:00pm
Callisto Duo . Martin Högman, guitar Anna Gallan, flute
Programme includes: Schubert: ArpeggioneSonata St LeonaGrieg: Lyric Pieces
H.Roman: Sonata in E minor
Followed by teas in the church
Tickets £5 at the door
Hampton Lucy Primary School and Nursery
Summer Fete
Saturday, 8th July 3.00pm to 6.00pm
Stalls, raffle, tombola, refreshments, Loads of fun, games, BBQ and bar!
All welcome. Adults £1, kids free
Hampton Lucy and Charlecote WI
Bring and Buy Coffee Morning
in aid of ‘British Blind Sport’
Saturday, 9 September, 10.0am-12 noon
1, The Close, Hampton Lucy
Everyone welcome
Charlecote Village Hall and Garden
Sunday Cream Teas throughout July and August (except for 9th July)
2.00pm to 5.00pm Come and enjoy delicious homemade scones and cakes.
In aid of our Church and Village Hall
Advance notice: Made In Charlecote
Saturday 23rd September, from 10.30am
Lilliput The one stop baby & toddler shop
Quality ‘as new’ baby & toddler equipment plus Hire Service
4 Goldicote road, Loxley Tel 01789 470701
www.lilliputstratford.co.uk (for full stock availability)
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is published in colour each month. To view the colour edition visit the village websites or request an e-mail copy by contacting the Editor
The Notice Board The Hampton Lucy website:
hamptonlucy.wordpress.com
The Loxley website:
loxleyvillage.com
Grapevine contact details: Grapevine copy by the 10th of the month please
with a contact telephone number, to The Editor: Jeremy Whyman, 9 The Langlands,
Hampton Lucy CV35 8BN. Tel: 01789 470911.
E-mail: [email protected]
For advertising, please contact the Editor, as above.
Hampton Lucy‘ The Lucy Lads’ Wii meet in The Boars Head, Hampton Lucy on
Thursdays, 6th July and 3rd August, at 11.30am.
All Lads at heart welcome.
Hampton Lucy The Lucy Ladies’ Will meet in The Boars Head, Hampton Lucy, on Tuesdays, 11th July, and 8 August, at 10.30am.
All Ladies welcome
“Thank you” to all of our advertisers for your valued support. Your
patronage helps us to deliver this newsletter free to all households in
the three Parishes.
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Loxley Strawberry Fayre in the gardens of Loxley Hall
Saturday, 8th July, 3.00pm to 5.00pm
‘Pimms on the Lawn’,
Stalls and children’s Entertainment
Schools’ drawing competition
Admission £5.00 per person including
Strawberry Tea Free admission for Primary School Children
All proceeds to Loxley Church Fabric Fund
Wasperton Pantry and Produce Sale
Saturday, 8 July at The Coffee Stop, The Village Hall, Wasperton
10:30am to 12 noon
Home Made Savouries, Cakes, Preserves Village Produce, Coffee and Tea.
Everyone welcome and all donations will be thankfully received. Proceeds towards the Village Hall
Afternoon Tea Party
Monday, August 28th from 3.00pm Riverkeeper’s Cottage,
Bridge Street, HamptonLucy
Childrens Activities, Raffle, ‘Made in Hampton Lucy’
Prosecco included In aid of St Peter ad Vincula’s Church, Hampton Lucy
Look out for more details.
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For your diary: July 2017
For ‘regular’ events over the summer break, ie clubs and classes etc., please confirm dates with the organisers.
Sun 2 Ordination of Rachel Saum, Coventry Cathedral, page 2. Sun 2 Charlecote Village Hall Cream Teas. Notice Board. Sun 2 ‘All Creatures Great and Small’ - Pets Service, St Peter’s Church, Hampton Lucy, 3.00pm. Mon 3 Pilates Class, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, Beginners: 6.30pm, Experienced: 7.30pm. Wed 5 Hampton Lucy and Charlecote WI, Charlecote Village Hall, 7.30pm, page 3. Thur 6 The Lucy Lads meet at The Boars Head at 11.30am. Thur 6 Hampton Lucy Youth Club, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, 6.00pm - 8.00pm. Fri 7 Hampton Lucy Jazz Picnic, Parish Field from 6.45, Notice Board. Sat 8 Hampton Lucy School Summer Fete, 3.00pm to 6.00pm, Notice Board. Sat 8 Loxley Strawberry Fayre, Loxley Hall, 3.00pm to 6.00pm, Notice Board. Sat 8 Wasperton Pantry and Produce Sale, Wasperton Village Hall, 10.30am to 12 noon, Notice Board. Sun 9 Charlecote Mill Open Day, 11.00am to 5.00pm. Mon 10 Pilates Class, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, Beginners: 6.30pm, Experienced: 7.30pm. Mon 10 Wellesbourne & District Lions Club, Connie Club, 8.00pm, page 3. Tues 11 The Lucy Ladies, meet at The Boars Head, 10.30am. Tues 11 Dene Valley U3A, St Peter’s Church, Wellesbourne, 2.00pm, (visit website). Sat 15 SHN Jazz Evening, Whichford House, call Rebecca on 01608 674929 for details, page 5. Sat 15 Loxley School Summer Fayre, look out for further details in the village. Sun 16 Charlecote Village Hall Cream Teas. Notice Board. Mon 17 Pilates Class, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, Beginners: 6.30pm, Experienced: 7.30pm. Tues 18 ‘Life in Miniature’, Compton Verney, page 4. Thur 20 Hampton Lucy Youth Club, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, 6.00pm - 8.00pm. Fri 21 Carers4Carers meeting, Kineton Village Hall, 10.30am to 12 noon, page 2. Sat 22 Recital with ‘Castillo Duo’, St Peter’s Church, Hampton Lucy, 3.00pm, page 5. Sat 22 Hampton Lucy and Charlecote WI Carousel Supper. Sun 23 Charlecote Village Hall Cream Teas. Notice Board. Sun 23 Lions’ Annual Raft Race, starts at Wasperton from 9.00am, page 3. Mon 24 Pilates Class, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, Beginners: 6.30pm, Experienced: 7.30pm Mon 24 Wellesbourne & District Lions Club, Connie Club, 8.00pm, page 3. Fri 28 Carers4Carers Meeting, Kineton Village Hall, 10.30am to 12 noon, page 2. Sun 30 Charlecote Village Hall Cream Teas. Notice Board.
August Thur 3 The Lucy Lads meet at The Boars Head at 11.30am. Thur 3 Hampton Lucy Youth Club, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, 6.00pm - 8.00pm. Sun 6 Charlecote Village Hall Cream Teas. Notice Board. Mon 7 Pilates Class, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, Beginners: 6.30pm, Experienced: 7.30pm Tues 8 The Lucy Ladies, meet at The Boars Head, 10.30am. Thur 10 Copy deadline for the September edition of Grapevine. Sun 13 Charlecote Mill Open Day, 11.00am to 5.00pm. Sun 13 Charlecote Village Hall Cream Teas, Notice Board. Sun 13 ‘Twelfth Night’, Charlecote Park outdoor production, call 01789 470277 for details. Mon 14 Pilates Class, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, Beginners: 6.30pm, Experienced: 7.30pm Thur 17 Hampton Lucy Youth Club, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, 6.00pm - 8.00pm. Sun 20 Charlecote Village Hall Cream Teas. See notices in Charlecote. Sun 20 Loxley Church Concert, 3.00pm, see page 2. Mon 21 Pilates Class, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, Beginners: 6.30pm, Experienced: 7.30pm Fri 25 Carers4Carers Meeting, The National Herb Centre, Warmington, page 2. Sun 27 Charlecote Village Hall Cream Teas. Notice Board. Mon 28 Afternoon Tea Party, Riverkeeper’s Cottage, Hampton Lucy, Notice Board. Mon 28 Charlecote Mill Open Day, 11.00am to 5.00pm. Thur 31 Hampton Lucy Youth Club, Hampton Lucy Village Hall, 6.00pm - 8.00pm.
September Sat 2 ‘The Wind in the Willows’, Charlecote Park outdoor production, call 01789 470277 for details. Sat 9 Hampton Lucy and Charlecote WI Bring and Buy Coffee Morning, page 3. Sat 23 ‘Made in Charlecote’, Charlecote Village Hall, from 10.30am. More details in the next issue.
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Stratford upon Avon, CV37 0NZ
Tel/Fax: 01789 263891
R. Turner CHARLECOTE CHAIRS
Specialist in re-upholstery and restoration of cane and rush seating
Tel: 01926 624077
Mobile: 07768 571593
Hunscote Farm Shop Stratford Road, Wellesbourne
Tel: 01789 840240
‘A Farmer’s Market on your doorstep’ Open Monday to Thursday: 8.00am to 5.30pm
Friday: 8.00am to 6.00pm
Saturday: 8.00am to 5.30 pm
Local Service Providers
July 2017
2 July The Patronal Festival of St Peter 9.30am Loxley Holy Communion BCP 3.00pm Hampton Lucy Pets Service 6.00pm Hampton Lucy Holy Communion CW
No service at Charlecote. Rachel Saum’s ordination in Coventry Cathedral.
9 July The Fourth Sunday after Trinity
9.30am Hampton Lucy Family Service CW 11.00am Charlecote Holy Communion CW 11.00am Loxley Matins BCP 6.00pm Hampton Lucy Evensong BCP 16 July The Fifth Sunday after Trinity
9.30am Charlecote Holy Communion BCP 9.30am Hampton Lucy Come and Worship CW 11.00am Loxley Family Service
23 July The Sixth Sunday after Trinity 8.00am Charlecote Holy Communion BCP 11.00am Loxley Holy Communion CW 6.00pm Hampton Lucy Evensong BCP
30 July The Seventh Sunday after Trinity (Benefice Services)
8.00am Barford Holy Communion CW 10.00am Charlecote Holy Communion CW
August 2017
6 Aug The Transformation of Our Lord 9.30am Loxley Holy Communion BCP 10.30am Charlecote Morning Worship CW 6.00pm Hampton Lucy Holy Communion CW
13 Aug The Ninth Sunday after Trinity 9.30am Hampton Lucy Family Service CW 11.00am Charlecote Holy Communion CW 11.00am Loxley Matins BCP 6.00pm Hampton Lucy Evensong BCP
20 Aug The Tenth Sunday after Trinity 9.30am Charlecote Holy Communion BCP 9.30am Hampton Lucy Come and Worship CW 11.00am Loxley Family Service CW
27 Aug The Eleventh Sunday after Trinity 8.00am Charlecote Holy Communion BCP 11.00am Loxley Holy Communion CW 6.00pm Hampton Lucy Evensong BCP
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